# Lymington Property Market Summary
Lymington's property market demonstrates a premium coastal positioning, with average transaction prices significantly outpacing the UK average. The market has experienced considerable appreciation over recent years, climbing from £526,905 in 2017 to peak at £767,087 in 2022 – a notable 46% increase over five years. This reflects strong demand for this desirable New Forest location, combining coastal access with proximity to Southampton and excellent sailing facilities. However, recent data suggests a cooling trend, with prices moderating to £654,187 in early 2025, indicating a market recalibration following the post-pandemic surge.
Transaction volumes tell an interesting story of market dynamics, with 666 properties sold in 2017 declining to 256 sales in 2023 before rebounding to 567 in 2024. The significant price jump during 2020-2021 aligns with the pandemic-driven exodus from urban areas, as buyers sought coastal and semi-rural locations. Lymington's appeal lies in its charming Georgian high street, thriving yachting community, and gateway position to the Isle of Wight, making it particularly attractive to professionals, retirees, and second-home buyers seeking a quintessential maritime town lifestyle.
The average house price in Lymington, Hampshire is £343,229. Prices range from £900 to £13,320,000.
There are 11,847 properties in Lymington with 15,377 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Lymington is £250,000, compared to an average of £343,229.
Lymington has 5,759 detached properties, 2,233 semi-detached properties, 1,898 flat / maisonette properties, 1,665 terraced properties.
Average house prices in Lymington have risen by 538.6% from £97,864 in 1995 to £625,000 in 2026.
The most popular streets in Lymington by number of properties include High Street, Everton Road, Southampton Road, Milford Road, Keyhaven Road.
Lymington is located in Hampshire, in the New Forest district.